Sentence examples for nearly justifies from inspiring English sources

He's off to a start that nearly justifies the hype.

A bowl of fresh-squeezed cherry-tomato juice has a stunning flavor that nearly justifies the only passable piece of Arctic char that it accompanies.

The rest of it — Peking duck, short ribs — is pleasant enough, and the vegetable fried rice nearly justifies its price with the addition of a sweet coconut foam.

While its beautiful, seamless hardware nearly justifies its $1,299 price tag, the Chrome OS (which only offers access to a limited pool of third-party apps and Google products, plus the Internet) does not.

That alone makes the $1,850 cost of a tune-up nearly justified.

His $7-million-plus yearly salary only one other player in Canada makes more made him look even worse, and nearly justified the internet meme he became.

The New York Times said its use as "a love song that can double as devotional" helped keep the show's music and messages in balance, while the Chicago Tribune said that Bono sang the song with fervor as part of an encore during which "the show's outsized ambitions produced a neon-lighted moment that nearly justified the costly enterprise".

In 2007, the company made £1.1m profit on £60m sales, but adding in the £5.8m directors' pay to the bottom line pushes the profit to nearly £7m, justifying a £25m valuation.

One might argue that the business community's very success in underpinning so much of the economy, nearly all jobs, justifies the blame game that ensues when it fails in a spectacular way.

Nothing justifies spending nearly $700 billion to extend tax cuts on the wealthiest Americans while cutting even more, $771 billion, of health care for the poorest.

Wu sticks up for Hazlitt at almost every turn, finding a reason to justify nearly everything he said and did.